Unit-1 1 Introduction

Unit-2 Cloud Enabling Technologies

Unit-3 Cloud Architecture Services and Storage
Unit-4 Resource Management and Security Cloud

Unit-5 Cloud Technologies and Advancements

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1.1 Introduction to Cloud Computing

1.2 Evolution of Cloud Computing

1.3 Principles of Parallel and Distributed Computing

1.4 Cloud Characteristics

2.1 Service Oriented Architecture

2.2 REST and Systems of Systems
2.3 Web Services
2.4 Basics of Virtualization

2.5 Types of Virtualization

2.6 Implementation Levels of Virtualization

2.7 Virtualization Structures, Tools and Mechanisms

2.8 Virtualization of CPU, Memory and I/O Devices

2.9 Virtualization Support and Disaster Recovery

3.1 Layered Cloud Architecture Design

3.2 NIST Cloud Computing Reference Architecture
3.3 Cloud Deployment Model

3.4 Cloud Service Model

3.5 Architectural Design Challenges

3.6 Cloud Storage

4.1 Inter Cloud Resource Management

4.2 Resource Provisioning

4.3 Resource Provisioning Methods

4.4 Global Exchange of Cloud Resources

4.5 Security Overview
4.6 Cloud Security Challenges
4.7 Software-as-a-Service Security
4.8 Security Governance
4.9 Virtual Machine Security
4.10 IAM
4.11 Security Standards

5.1 Hadoop
5.2 MapReduce
5.3 Virtual Box
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5.4 Google App Engine

5.5 Programming Environment for Google App Engine

5.6 OpenStack
5.7 Federation in the Cloud
5.8 Four Levels of Federation

5.9 Federated Services and Applications

5.10 Future of Federation
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1.1.1 Definition of cloud and Neat diagram 10
1.1.2 Cloud Components 10
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1.2.1 Hardware Evolution 5 2
1.2.1.1 First Generation Computer 7
1.2.1.2 Second Generation Computers 7
1.2.1.3 Third Generation Computers 7
1.2.1.4 Fourth Generation Computers 7
1.2.2 Internet Software Evolution 7
1.2.2.1 Server Virtualization 5 3
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1.3.1 Parallel vs distributed computing 5
1.3.2 Elements of parallel computing 5
1.3.3 Elements of distributed computing 5
1.3.4 Models for inter process communication 5
1.3.5 Models for message-based communication 5 4
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1.3.5.1 Point-to-point message model 5
1.3.5.2 Publish-and-subscribe message model 5
1.3.5.3 Request-reply message model 5
1.3.6 Technologies for distributed computing 5
1.3.6.1 Remote procedure call 5
1.3.6.2 Distributed object frameworks 5
1.3.6.3 Service-oriented computing 5 5
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1.4.1 On-demand Provisioning 5
1.4.2 Universal Access 5
1.4.3 Enhanced Reliability 5
1.4.4 Measured Services 5
1.4.5 Multitenancy 5 6
1.4.6 Resource pooling 5
1.4.7 Rapid elasticity and Scalability 5
1.4.8 Easy Maintenance 5
1.4.9 High Availability 5
1.4.10 On-demand Provisioning 5
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Unit-I Test 40 7
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2.4.1 Characteristics of virtualized environments 5
2.5.1 Hardware level virtualization 5
2.5.1.1 Hardware virtualization techniques 7 9
2.5.1.2 Hardware assisted virtualization 7
2.5.1.3 Full virtualization 7
2.5.1.4 Paravirtualization 7
2.5.1.5 Partial virtualization 7
2.5.2 Operating system level virtualization 5
2.5.3 Programming language-level virtualization 5 10
2.5.4 Application level virtualization 5
2.6.1 Other types of virtualization 5
2.6.1.1 Storage virtualization 5
2.6.1.1 Network virtualization 5
2.6.1.1 Desktop virtualization 5
2.6.1.1 Application server virtualization 5
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2.6.1 Levels of virtualization implementation 4
2.6.2 Instruction set architecture level 6
2.6.3 Hardware abstraction level 5
2.6.4 Operating system level 5
2.6.5 Library support level 5
2.6.6 User application level 5
2.6.7 Relative merits of different approaches 5
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2.7.1 Hypervisor and Xen architecture 5
2.7.2 Xen architecture 5
2.7.3 Binary translation with full virtualization 6
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2.8.1 Hardware support for virtualization 5 14
2.8.2 CPU virtualization 5
2.8.2.1 Hardware-assisted CPU virtualization 7
2.8.3 Memory virtualization 7
2.8.4 I/O virtualization 7
2.8.4.1 Virtualization in multi-core processors 7
2.8.4.2 Physical versus virtual processor cores 7
2.8.4.3 Virtual hierarchy 5
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2.9.1 Hardware Virtualization 5
2.9.2 Virtualization Support in Public Clouds 6
2.9.3 Virtualization for IaaS 5
2.9.4 VM Cloning for Disaster Recovery 5
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3.3.1 Public Cloud 5
3.3.1.1 Benefits of choosing a Public Cloud 5
3.3.1.2 Disadvantages of choosing a Public Cloud 5 18
3.3.2 Private Cloud 5
3.3.2.1 Benefits of choosing a Private Cloud 5
3.3.2.2 Disadvantages of choosing a Private Cloud 5
3.3.3 Community Cloud 5
3.3.3.1 Benefits of Choosing a Community Cloud 5
3.3.3.2 Disadvantages of Choosing a Community Cloud 5
3.3.4 Hybrid Cloud 5
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3.4.1 laaS 5
3.4.2 PaaS 5
3.4.3 SaaS 5
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3.5.1 Challenge 1: Service Availability and Data Lock-in Problem 7 20
3.5.2 Challenge 2: Data Privacy and Security Concerns 7
3.5.3 Challenge 3: Unpredictable Performance and Bottlenecks 7
3.5.4 Challenge 4: Distributed Storage and Widespread Software Bugs 7
3.5.5 Challenge 5: Cloud Scalability, Interoperability, and Standardization 7
3.5.6 Challenge 6: Software Licensing and Reputation Sharing 5
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Class Test 40 22
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3.6.1 Storage-as-a-Service 5
3.6.2 Advantages of Cloud Storage 5
3.6.3 Cloud Storage Providers 5
3.6.4 S3 5
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4.1.1 Inter Cloud Resource Management 10
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4.3.1 Demand-Driven Resource Provisioning 6
4.3.2 Event-Driven Resource Provisioning 5
4.3.3 Popularity-Driven Resource Provisioning 6 26
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4.11.1 Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 6
4.11.2 Open Authentication (OAuth) 6
4.11.3 OpenID 6
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Class Test 40 29
Unit-IV Test 40 30
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5.4.2 Functional Modules of GAE 10
5.4.3 GAE Applications 10
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5.8.1 Permissive federation 7
5.8.2 Verified federation 7
5.8.3 Encrypted federation 7
5.8.4 Trusted federation 5
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